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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1888
Page
2
Final instructions reach Democratic and Republican central committees in Indiana as both parties prepare for two major demonstrations. General Harrison reviews the Joloclan display and receives congratulatory telegrams from New York while weather bulletins forecast fair conditions to accompany events.
Thousands of citizens列 packed Lower Broadway as a Republican business mens parade unfolded amid rain. Notables like Warner Miller and General John Fremont reviewed the march alongside diverse trades unions and shipyard clubs. The event featured a Dolphin steamship model, a vast police escort, and enthusiastic crowds despite steady downpours.
In New York Brooklyn a large Republican meeting at Charmont avenue rink drew thousands to hear Hon. J. G. Blaine and Judge Hoaney. Speakers urged protectionist policies and criticized the administrations financial methods as speakers waved banners and rockets lit the night.
James A. Bialne watched from a Fifth Avenue hotel window surrounded by Colonel Coppinger and family as Republicans thronged the reviewing stand. The scene showed strong support with a martial display while Bialne spoke in Brooklyn later and could not attend in person. A minor incident occurred when broker borne, a paraders, was swept away during the procession.
A fragmented 19th century newspaper fragment mentions a Democratic gathering near a skating rink on the outskirts of Brooklyn, a nighttime speech by a fatigued speaker, and vague notes on attendance. It also references a White House rumor, a locomotive engineers meeting in Richmorl, and various church notices with times and pastors. The piece closes with a Cola advertisement and a note about Windsor Castle keys being stolen.
The provided text is a damaged OCR fragment containing numerous garbled words, partial names, and disjointed phrases. It references a long stream of seemingly unrelated items, names, and events without coherent narrative or clear attributable facts.
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